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Boeing Co.'s second-quarter
earnings rose 13% as the aerospace and defense giant reported strong revenue
growth, driven by higher deliveries of commercial aircraft and as its defense
business benefited from improved margins

For the year, the company raised its per-share earnings
estimate to between $6.20 and $6.40 on revenue of between $83 billion and $86
billion, from its previous estimate for $5 to $5.20 a share and $82 billion to
$85 billion in revenueThe company recently has faced challenges from further
safety concerns for its 787 Dreamliners, this time stemming from
emergency-locator transmitters made by Honeywell
International Inc. that were linked to a fire inside a parked
Ethiopian Airlines 787Boeing's flagship jet had just returned to the skies in
May after a global grounding stemming from twin incidents in January linked to
the jet's lithium-ion batteriesBoeing also has a defense business, exposing the company
to industry-wide revenue pressure caused by reduced U.S. government spendingBut so far major defense firms appear to be riding out the wave of weakened
Pentagon spendingDuring the second quarter, the company's commercial
airplanes segment posted revenue growth of 15% as deliveries rose 13% to 169Operating earnings jumped 20% amid stronger marginsIn the latest period, Boeing's defense business reported
revenue edged down 0.1%, though operating earnings were up 3.7%Chairman and Chief Executive Jim McNerney said the company
"further strengthened our market-leading position in commercial airplanes with
the successful launch of the 787-10 and $40 billion of new orders, while our
defense, space and security business delivered improved margins and market share
in a tough market."Boeing reported a profit of $1.09 billion, or $1.41 a
share, up from $967 million, or $1.27 a share, a year earlierCore operating
earnings--which adjusts to exclude pension components related to market
fluctuations and other impacts--were $1.67 a share compared with $1.48 a year
earlierRevenue rose 9% to $21.82 billionAnalysts polled by Thomson Reuters most recently
projected earnings of $1.58 a share on revenue of $20.78 billionOperating margin rose to 7.9% from 7.7%